Hiking accessible to people with disabilities
 

Cycle paths

www.somme.fr/veloroute-vallee-somme
www.somme-tourisme.com/balades-et-randonnees

This gentle route serving both pedestrians and cyclists invites locals and visitors of the départment to discover all the touristic, natural, and cultural wealth to be found along the banks of the Somme Valley on their way through Amiens. 

> Guide from Ouest France publishers on sale at the Amiens Métropole Tourist Office

>> For your information: 

• There are no special facilities for people with disabilities. Even if the ground of the Somme cycle path has been levelled out, it’s not always a smooth ride for people in wheelchairs, especially on rainy days.
• There’s no signage for blind people or those with reduced visibility, and so should be accompanied.

The Canardière route

The canardière (or punt gun) route is a 13.5 km hiking trail between Amiens and Longueau. The marais des Bœufs (or cow’s marsh) is also a great spot for a picnic, to play some games, and for enthusiasts to go fishing. 

> Duration: Around three and a half hours - 14 km

>> For your information: 

• There are no special facilities for people with disabilities. Even if the ground of the Somme cycle path has been levelled out, it’s not a smooth ride for people in wheelchairs, especially on rainy days. • There’s no signage for blind people or those with reduced visibility. 
• People with mental handicaps must be accompanied.

Download the route